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Updated: 9/22/23Rifle club will run Thursday mornings this year, starting on 9/28. Bring your signed permission slip to participate. The range will open at 7:45am and remain open until 8:45am. The range accommodates 8 shooters at once, so plan on bringing something to work on or read quietly if you are waiting for a second or third flight of shooters on the line. There is of course a "ready room" to hang out in, but horseplay will not be tolerated.Goals:
Target shooting teaches discipline, perseverance, organization, and focus. As a hobby, sport, or for competition, Rifle Club offers an opportunity to learn the proper, safe handling of firearms. The club is for both experienced and inexperienced shooters in grades 9-12, who want to practice and have fun. The club has been formed to accommodate students who like to target shoot, but might otherwise not be able to go out for the sport during the Winter sports season. For new shooters, specific instruction in the three positions of competitive shooting - prone, off-hand, and kneeling - will be stressed with emphasis on the prone position. Experienced shooters practice to maintain their skills and continue to improve. The club typically meets one day each week, either before or after school depending on Mr. Graf's schedule that year.
Dan Graf, Rifle Club Advisor, can be reached by emailing him at dgraf@clarenceschools.org or students may drop by room 510.